Let Peace Begin With Me Pulitzer Prize 1988
Biography style clipping lists credits for a 1988 Pulitzer winner with names Ray M Stafford publisher M Olaf Frandsen editor Ken Brodnax editorial page director Mike Powell business manager Johnny Russell press room director Michael Showell circulation director
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Ray M. Stafford
M. Olaf Frandsen
Ken Brodnax
Mike Powell
Johnny Russell
Michael Showell
Free market best for oil amid world shifts
The piece argues that despite hopes of stability, oil markets remain volatile with OPEC cuts and price swings. It notes lessons from the 1970s, shifts in global players, and the potential impact of U S policy such as removing export restrictions or new gas taxes. It frames free pricing as protector of consumers against foreign extortion.
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White House
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iran
U.S
Ayatollah Khomeini
Mexico
Unit States
OPEC
Russia
Israel
Saudi Arabia
United States
Vienna
London
Clinton
Press confronts campaign coverage and self critique
Reeves notes a UCLA talk on media’s role in elections. He recalls CNN chief Tom Johnson’s hypothetical win scenario, Oliphant’s back-to-basics reporting list, and journalists’ confession of overreliance on polls. He argues direct candidate-to-voter contact may beat filtered press, and urges authors to fix their own flaws.
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New York
CNN
Tom Johnson
Bush
Schneider
Oliphant
Clinton
Bob Squier
Televi
Cohen
Reeves
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New York Times
Bush could still lead on Somalia with a global plea
George Bush should address prime time networks to outline a clear Somalia plan, seek support from congressional leaders, and propose a 30 000 troop peacekeeping effort with $3 billion funding under UN governance as a model for collective security. The aim is to show global leadership while avoiding overextension.
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Somalia
U.N
Clinton
U.S
Eisenhower
Cambodia
Serbia
Kosovo
George Bush
Safire
New York Times
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